title: F0257R - The Supply & Distribution of Fresh Halal Meat and Poultry, Halal Cooked Meat, Halal Sandwich Fillings and Associated Products

description: Birmingham City Council invites organisations to apply for the supply and distribution of halal meat, poultry, cooked meats, sandwich fillings and associated products to approximately 130 units. The framework will be awarded to one supplier of stunned halal meat and poultry and also one supplier of non-stunned halal meat and poultry, both for a period of 3 years with the option to extend the contracts for a period of 12 months subject to satisfactory performance. The framework will be made available to all the local authorities and public bodies based within the West Midlands boundaries. Suppliers wishing to be included on the tender list should click on the following link: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc/ To register as a bidder, submit your details as instructed. You will be sent a log-in and password. This will enable you to download the documentation. If you encounter any problems on the in-tend website, click on the ‘Help’ button for further information. Closing date The latest date for requests for tender documents is 1200 hours, Monday 27th June 2016. Tenders must be returned by 1200 hours, Monday 11th July 2016 as stated in the Tender documentation. For more information contact Nikki Fox, tel. 07766 402952, via email, nikki.fox@pelicanprocurement.co.uk.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street, Birmingham

postalCode: B4 7WB


documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

title: Traffic Signage.

currency: GBP

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking expressions of interest for the supply of Traffic Signage to Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council. This will consist of directional, regulatory, warning and temporary road signs and orders will be raised for delivery to the Council's depot, Hellaby, Rotherham. The anticipated total spend is in the region of 50 000 GBP per annum, however this does not carry any guarantee of turnover and any estimated volumes of business are indicative and may vary upwards or downwards depending on actual future needs. The framework will be awarded initially for a period of 2 years, with the option to extend at the sole discretion of the Council for a further 2 years, each on a year by year basis. The intention is to award to a single supplier, however if 1 supplier cannot meet the Council's requirements then it will be awarded to additional participant(s).

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price:
Quality:

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Rotherham MBC

street: Riverside House, Main Street

postalCode: S60 1AE

countryName: UK

Hirst Signs Ltd

street: Units 4-5 Creswell Business Park, Colliery Road

postalCode: S80 4BX

initiationType: tender


description: ‘Flood Re is applying to the PRA to use a partial internal model (PIM) to set regulatory capital under Solvency II. Flood Re is exposed to risk from a single peril (flood) within a single territory (UK). The planned scope for the PIM is as follows. Insurance risk (premium, reserve and catastrophe risk), forward looking credit risk (in relation to expected RI recoveries) and operational risk will each be calculated using the Flood Re internal model. Market risk and credit risk relating to on balance sheet recoverables and cash at bank will be assessed using the Standard Formula. The components of the standard formula and internal model will be drawn together using the default “integration method” (the Standard Formula correlation matrices). Flood Re is looking to appoint an external partner (the “main validation partner”) to provide independent PIM validation services covering a multi-year validation cycle (3 years), supporting the Risk Function with 2nd line validation and reporting to Flood Re's Chief Risk Officer and the IMAP Steering Committee. The first phase of the validation will run from Q4 2016 to September 2017 at which point Flood Re will submit its full IMAP Application. The following 2 years of validation will take on a “steady-state” validation approach where by modules of the Partial Internal Model are validated in line with a defined cycle (based on materiality and shifts in Flood Re's risk profile). For the 1st phase of validation (up to September 2017), the main validation partner will leverage 2 other aspects of Model Validation and will need to liaise with the suppliers providing each: 1) Model Scope Validation — Validate the scope of the partial internal model to ensure it appropriately covers all Flood Re's material, quantifiable risks. 2) UK Flood Modelling Validation — Validation of the flood risk modelling components of the Partial Internal Model. The main validation partner will therefore need to draw the key themes and findings from each of the above deliverables and incorporate them into an overarching validation report, alongside completing independent validation of the areas of the model not covered by the above activity (e.g. Non-flood model components, Model Use, Governance, Documentation etc.).’.

title: Flood Re — Independent Model Validation Delivery.

mainProcurementCategory: services


title: Financial Viability Appraisers Framework

description: The London Borough of Hillingdon (LBH) is inviting companies to participate in a framework agreement with the Council to provide Financial Viability Appraisals for its planning department. The Council, as a Local Planning Authority, often requires that planning applicants/developers agree to meet planning obligations (secured by way of legal agreement) to mitigate harmful impacts associated with development proposals. The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) was introduced in March 2012, and sets out the Government are planning policies for England and how these are expected to be applied. Paragraphs 203 to 206 of the NPPF deal with planning obligations and make it clear that Local Planning Authorities must take into account the development economics of any particular planning application. In particular the NPPF states: 'Where obligations are being sought or revised, local planning authorities should take account of changes in market conditions over time and, wherever appropriate, be sufficiently flexible to prevent planned development being stalled.' Planning obligations often take the form of financial contributions or the provision of onsite affordable housing. It is important that the Council strikes the correct balance between mitigating impacts, without stalling development. Developers use Financial Viability Appraisals (FVA's) to demonstrate to the Council that the development finances for a particular proposal are such that the scheme cannot meet all required planning obligations (such as the Council's Affordable Housing policy requirements) and remain financially viable. The Council requires the services of appropriately qualified, independent third party financial consultants to analyse the accuracy of FVA's, due to the technical nature of this work, to ensure impartiality of advice and to ensure the Council is obtaining the maximum amount planning gain from development proposals.

London Borough of Hillingdon

street: Civic Centre,

postalCode: UB8 1UW

countryName: GB


title: SBOU006T TO BOURNE END ACADEMY

description: This contract is to transport one pupil from the following addresses: ?Downley Road, Naphill, HP14 4QY. The pupil has autistic spectrum disorder. School details are Bourne End Academy, Highfield Road, Bourne End, SL8 5BE. The pupil currently has a part time timetable as follows. Mondays 10 am start and 1.40am finish Tuesdays 8.30am start and 12.40pm finish Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 11.10am start and 3.10pm finish However, the pupil will hopefully gradually increase the timetable with a view to eventually attending full time. These school times will be an 8.40am start and a 3.10pm finish. A saloon vehicle is required. A female driver is required. The driver and passenger assistant must have PATS/ACCT certificate is essential.

procurementMethodDetails: :NotSpecified

Buckinghamshire County Council

street: 1) NCO, Walton Street

postalCode: HP20 1YQ


name: Ministry of Defence, Combat Air, Fast Air Support Team (FAST)

title: In-Service Support to AIRCM ECM System.

description: Fixed-wing aircraft. In-Service Support to the AIRCM ECM System used on RAF GR4 Tornado Aircraft.

procurementMethod: direct

street: Foom F30, Hangar 2, Royal Air Force Marham

postalCode: PE33 9NP

Terma AS

countryName: DK


title: 12626 - Demolition and associated Works of Flaxley Snooker Club, Iron Lane, Stechford, Birmingham B33 9AU - AWARD

description: Acivico (Building Consultancy) Ltd on behalf of Birmingham City Council invites organisations to be considered to receive tender documentation for the demolition and associated works including site clearance of The Flaxley Snooker Club, Iron Lane, Stechford, Birmingham, B33 9AU Contract Number: 12626 This building is no longer considered suitable and has been identified for demolition as part of the proposed upgrading and widening of the existing road. The two storey former Snooker hall is of a traditional masonry construction built circa 1930 with a basement level. This work is to consist of a safe demolition and site clearance including safe removal of asbestos materials both non notifiable and notifiable, prior to the building being demolished. The site must be well secured by use of specified fencing at the end of contact. The contractor must provide a suitably trained workforce and must have experience/knowledge of works required to be undertaken. The contractor will be responsible for providing their own power, water and welfare to undertake this work. Tenders will be expected to comply with the Birmingham Business Charter for Social Responsibility. Tenders not currently registered will be expected to join during the currency of this contract. Refer to tender documentation for further information. Contractors wishing to tender for this contract must have a turnover of at least 3 times the estimated contract value. To satisfy this requirement the contractor must submit 3 years audited accounts. A Public/Product Liability Insurance of £5 million and Employers Liability Insurance of £10 Million must be provided. The contractor must hold or employ persons with valid HSE asbestos license to be able to remove notifiable asbestos (if any). The contract will be let using a JCT Minor Works Form of Contract 2011 with Birmingham City Councils amendments. The contract works are programmed to commence 9th May 2016 and be completed by 10th June 2016. The successful contractor will need to demonstrate his ability to provide the service required, confirmation of conforming to demolition, asbestos and other relevant health and safety legislation, equalities and financial stability as well as complying with the Birmingham Business Charter for Social Responsibility. The estimated value of the works is in the region of £30 000 - £50 000. BCC will be using its e-tendering system (in-tend) for administration of this procurement process and providers must register with the system to be able to express an interest. The web address is https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc. Registration and use of in-tend is free. All correspondence for this procurement process must be via the in-tend correspondence function. If you are unable to register with in-tend please either email us at cps@birmingham.gov.uk or call 0121 464 8000. If you are interested in tendering pleas...

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

Birmingham City Council

street: PO Box 2062, 1 Lancaster Circus

postalCode: B4 7DY


title: A Mental Health Creative Support Service

Bath and North East Somerset Council

street: St. Martin?s Hospital, Midford Road, Combe Down

postalCode: BA2 5RP


description: This PIN is published to aid the Council ensure that: i) When appraising the potential options for the delivery of the HT&R Service, it has all relevant info. concerning: a. The benefits that each option is able to realistically deliver; b. The level of interest from third parties; c. Other market perceptions pertaining to any option. ii) It does not directly, indirectly or unintentionally create a strategy for the delivery of the HT&R Service that is not deliverable, and; iii) It does not create barriers/obstacles for any potential procurement for all or part of the HT&R Service. It should be noted that if the end result of any options appraisal is that the Council is minded to commence a procurement exercise for the Service, it reserves the right to use anything it may have learnt during this SMT in any such process. This PIN does not in any way constitute a commitment by the Council to undertake a procurement exercise in the future.

title: Commissioning Project — Highways, Transport and Recycling.

description: The council has successfully provided an in-house highways, transport and recycling (HT&R) service for many years ranging from refuse collections, highway maintenance and maintenance of fleet vehicles. HT&R works with stakeholders across the region to provide quality environmental and infrastructure related services that recognises resident and community needs, putting customers first, whether they are the public, elected members or employees-ensuring efficient services are provided for Powys. HT&R covers the following 5 Service Areas: 1. Highways Operational, 2. Highways Technical, 3. Waste and Recycling Operational, 4. Waste and Recycling Strategy, 5. Integrated Transport Unit. With ongoing public sector budget pressures and the need to renew and invest in its services, the council is seeking to deliver these services in a new way and is looking into a range of alternative delivery models to see which would better suit the service's needs.

Powys County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: LD1 5LG


title: Somaliland Development Fund (SDF) Phase 2

description: The Department for International Development (DFID) manages the majority of the United Kingdom's development assistance to poor countries and leads the United Kingdom's work to end extreme poverty, building a safer, healthier, more prosperous world. DFID's approach to international development is focused on delivering results, transparency and value for money in British aid particularly in fragile and conflict-affected states. At the United Nations General Assembly in 2016, the UK Prime Minister committed UK support for Somalia and Somaliland's long term security and international partnership. The Somaliland Development Fund (SDF) phase 2 is strongly aligned with this commitment to support a stable and secure Somaliland with improved economic opportunities resulting in better livelihoods for the people of Somaliland. DFID is seeking a Fund Manager to provide programme management, monitoring and administrative support for the SDF phase 2. The SDF phase 2 is an economic development recovery programme. It aims to increase inclusive economic opportunities in Somaliland and build on the existing SDF (2013-2017) which is delivering a portfolio of mainly infrastructure results — such as rehabilitated roads and water supply — and which closes later this year. Economic development represents Somaliland's route out of poverty. Somalilanders are entrepreneurial people with diaspora contacts throughout the world and this investment in economic recovery will help to re-build war torn infrastructure and enable the private sector to continue to invest and create jobs. The SDF phase 2 is expected to be multi-donor — the current donors are Netherlands, Norway and Denmark — and leverage in contributions similar to the UK's 25 000 000 GBP. All support will be aligned with government priorities as defined in Somaliland's National Development Plan (2017-2022). The SDF phase 2 objectives are: i. Support increased inclusive economic growth through investment in productive, strategic infrastructure to enhance economic growth and revenue generation. ii. Strengthen and maintain the capabilities of the government of Somaliland to prioritise and manage the sustainable and equitable development of Somaliland's infrastructure. iii. Support strong government ownership of development priorities aligned with the National Development Plan.

procurementMethod: selective

street: Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road

postalCode: G75 8EA

BMB Mott MacDonald BV

street: Amsterdamseweg 15

countryName: NL


name: For Contract Award details, please see https://www.hants.gov.uk/transport/transportoperators/procurement

name: For award details please see https://www.hants.gov.uk/transport/transportoperators/procurement

title: Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) Public Bus Transportation Awards 1 April 2020-30 June 2020

description: Individual Transportation in Hampshire for Social Care clients or Home to School Transport and passenger transport for vehicles with 16 seats or less.

Hampshire County Council

street: Economy, Transport and Environment Department, The Castle

Mortons Travel Limited

street: Unit 11, Berry Court Business Park, Bramley Road, Little London, Tadley, Hampshire

Communities First Wessex

street: Langstone Technology Park, 2B Langstone Rd


description: The Provision of Legal Services for the Office of Immigration Services Commissioner for Criminal Prosecutions, please see attached for further information. This is a call-off contract so levels of work cannot be guaranteed.

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: Room 2Y92, Concept House, Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ

Ashfords LLP

street: ASHFORD HOUSE GRENADIER ROAD

postalCode: EX1 3LH


title: Chiltern Gate School - Boiler Replacement

description: Boiler Replacement


title: Client — Home Support Physical Disab. Ext. Community Based.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review: 20
Price: 40
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 40

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

Sevacare (UK) Limited

street: 19 Carters Green

postalCode: B70 9QP


title: GB-Coalville: Scaffolding Services

description: North West Leicestershire District Council (NWLDC) is seeking the services of a suitably competent service provider to supply and erect scaffolding structures including fixed tubular and towers on behalf of the Council Housing Internal Repairs Team.

street: Council Offices, Whitwick Road

postalCode: LE67 3FJ


title: FH242 Communications Support

description: Communications support at strategic level, stakeholder support

Futures Housing Group

street: PO Box 6458 Asher Lane, Ripley,

postalCode: DE5 3RE


name: Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

title: Care Home with Nursing — Dementia — 65+.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review:
Price: 40
Features:
Capability: 10
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 50

street: Attn. Martin Pope, Anglesey House

postalCode: WS15 1UL

Alpha Health Care Limited

street: Watersedge Care Home

postalCode: WS6 6BA


title: Vehicle Maintenance Framework

title: WSCC LJ Vehicle Maintenance Framework.

description: The new Vehicle Maintenance Framework will procure maintenance for 289 non-specialist vehicles (cars, vans and minibuses) across both the Council WSCC and FRS fleets. The remaining 196 specialist vehicles (fire appliances, library vans, accessible minibuses, motorbikes) will be maintained through the internal FRS workshops. The requirements are set out in the Specification and broadly cover the following objectives: — Provision of the Planned and Reactive Vehicle Maintenance of vehicles in scope; — Obtaining optimum discounts from suppliers of relevant vehicle parts; and — Ensuring minimum downtime due to either Planned or Reactive Vehicle Maintenance.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 60
Commercial: 40

West Sussex County Council

street: County Hall, West Street

postalCode: PO19 1RG

Auto Team Mechanics

street: Rectory Barn Farm

postalCode: RH13 0NU


title: Sutton Court Road - Floor coverings

description: Soft and Hard Floor Coverings to all apartments and common areas (excluding ceramic tiling)

QUADRANT CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LIMITED

street: 10 Grove Crescent Road,

postalCode: E15 1BJ


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

title: Provision of MRF

description: Provision of Material Recovery Facilities for the separation comingled dry recyclate in to individual recyclable waste streams.

title: Provision of Material Recovery Facilities.

description: Contract for provision of MRF for approximately 40K TPA of MDR.

Ansa Environmental Services Ltd

street: Pyms Lane

postalCode: CW1 3PJ

UPM Kymmene UK Ltd

street: Weighbridge Road

postalCode: CH5 2LL


title: Brixton District Heat Network Feasibility Study Project Manager

description: Lambeth Council is seeking to appoint a project manager/consultant to oversee the production of a feasibility study for a potential district heat network in Brixton. The project manager will be responsible for managing the procurement of the contractor to carry out the feasibility study and leading on managing the project to its completion for the council. They will also administrate steering group meetings, advise the council on district heat networks and undertake internal and external stakeholder engagement. The project manager is expected to be knowledgeable in the field of decentralised energy and able to interpret complex information and communicate it to multiple audiences.

Lambeth Council

street: 4th Floor, Blue Star House, Stockwell Road,,

postalCode: SW9 9SP


title: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

description: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review: 30
Price: 40
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 30

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Jays Homecare Ltd

street: Unit 16 26-28 Queensway

postalCode: EN3 4SA


name: The class of contracting authorities specified in Section II.1.5

title: Project and Programme Management and Implementation

description: Suppliers who are successful in one or more of lots 2-8 inclusive will be automatically included in this Lot 1. Where a Contracting Authority's need is capable of being met by one or more Suppliers they will all be given the opportunity to bid through mini competition. Where the requirement is outside of the scope of the Lot for which the Supplier has been awarded they will not be invited to bid unless they can collaborate with a Supplier who has been successful in that Lot. Lot 1 will allow for mini competition; aggregation of Lots; award of a Supplier for a programme of work or a specified timescale to manage a number of different projects.

title: Business Strategy

description: Suppliers in this Lot will assist the Customer to improve their performance through the provision of long term plans which will be designed to achieve a particular goal or set of goals or objectives. Suppliers may also work with the Customer to implement the plan where this is in the scope of their requirements.

title: Organisational and Change Management

description: Suppliers in this Lot will work with the Customer to provide a framework for change setting expectations assess the level and type of change needed and provide an action plan. Suppliers may also work with the Customer to implement the plan where this is in the scope of their requirements.

title: Business Process Re-engineering

description: Suppliers in this Lot will support the Customer and facilitate the fundamental re-thinking and radical redesign of business processes. Suppliers may also work with the Customer to implement the plan where this is in the scope of their requirements.

title: Financial Consultancy

description: Suppliers in this Lot will provide the Customer with financial advice and support, identifying the right financial solution for the Organisation.

title: Workforce Optimisation

description: Suppliers in this Lot will provide a workforce optimisation plan which is demand management led and provides advice on changes in personnel requirements and objectives when optimising the scheduling of staff. Suppliers may also work with the Customer to implement the plan where this is in the scope of their requirements.

title: Cost Efficiency

description: Suppliers in this Lot will work with the Customer to identify areas for cost efficiency and provide an action plan to work towards to maximise cost savings. Suppliers may also work with the Customer to implement the plan where this is in the scope of their requirements.

title: Digital Solutions

description: Under this Lot the Supplier will work with the Customer to identify where they can better use technology and digital solutions to improve service delivery and maximise productivity. Suppliers may also work with the Customer to implement the plan where this is in the scope of their requirements.

title: Building Construction and Architectural Design Consultancy

description: Under this Lot the Supplier will work with the Participating Authority to scope plans and/or designs for building modification and new build projects. The Supplier may also work with the Participating Authority to implement the plan where this is in the scope of their requirements.

title: Framework for the supply of Consultancy and Associated Services.

description: HealthTrust Europe LLP is seeking to establish a framework agreement for the supply of Consultancy and Associated Services. This framework will be established to allow public sector organisations to award contracts in a more cost effective and less time consuming manner. HTE is a central purchasing body who is able to carry out this tender exercise by virtue of its appointment as an agent of UHCW. Notwithstanding HTE's relationship with UHCW, it is HTE that will conduct this tender exercise and will execute the resultant framework agreement with successful bidders. This tender exercise is for the benefit of all the public and voluntary bodies listed further below in this Section II.1.5. +++ For the avoidance of doubt, UHCW is NOT carrying out this tender — your contact point is HTE using the details given in Section I.1 +++ The public and voluntary sector bodies to whom the use of this framework agreement will be open include all contracting authorities in the United Kingdom as defined in Regulation 2 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 as well as all contracting authorities and entities in the European Union as defined in the Annexes to Commission Decision 2008/963/EC as may be updated from time to time. In particular, it is envisaged that this framework agreement will be used by the following entities in the United Kingdom as described below (particularly where such entities are of a health and/or social care nature): (1) All National Health Service (NHS) bodies in England, including but not limited to (i) acute trusts (a list of which can be found at http://www.nhs.uk/servicedirectories/pages/acutetrustlisting.aspx); (ii) health and care trusts (a list of which can be found at http://www.nhs.uk/ServiceDirectories/Pages/CareTrustListing.aspx);(iii) mental health trusts (a list of which can be found at http://www.nhs.uk/ServiceDirectories/Pages/MentalHealthTrustListing.aspx); (iv) clinical commissioning groups (a list of which can be found at http://www.nhs.uk/ServiceDirectories/Pages/CCGListing.aspx); (v) ambulance trusts (a list of which can be found at http://www.nhs.uk/ServiceDirectories/Pages/AmbulanceTrustListing.aspx); (vi) area teams (a list of which can be found at http://www.nhs.uk/ServiceDirectories/Pages/AreaTeamListing.aspx); (vii) special health authorities (http://www.nhs.uk/ServiceDirectories/Pages/SpecialHealthAuthorityListing.aspx); (viii) NHS England (formerly the NHS Commissioning Board); and (ix) clinical senates and strategic clinical networks. (2) All NHS bodies in Wales, including but not limited to all (i) health boards; (ii) NHS trusts; (iii) the national delivery group; (iv) community health councils; and (v) NHS Wales shared services partnership (a list of which can be found at http://www.wales.nhs.uk/nhswalesaboutus/structure). (3) All NHS bodies in Scotland, including but not limited to (i) NHS trusts; (ii) Special NHS Boards; and (iii) national and support organisations (a list of which can be found at http://www.scot.nhs.uk/organisations/nat_orgs.aspx). (4) All NHS bodies in Northern Ireland (known as Health & Social Care), including but not limited to (i) health and social care trusts (a list of which can be found at http://www.hscni.net/index.php?link=trusts); (ii) health agencies (a list of which can be found at http://www.hscni.net/index.php?link=agencies); (iii) hospitals (a list of which can be found at http://www.hscni.net/index.php?link=hospitals) and (iv) the Health and Social Care Board. (5) All social enterprises undertaking some or all of what were previously the service provider functions of contracting authorities in relation to health and/or social care services (including charitable incorporated organisations, cooperatives, industrial and provident societies and community interest companies as listed on the Companies House WebCheck service). (6) Ministerial departments and non-ministerial departments of central government, non-departmental agencies and other public bodies, and public corporations (a list of which can be found at https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations). (7) Devolved governmental and parliamentary organisations within the United Kingdom, including but not limited the Scottish Government, Scottish Parliament, and Scottish public bodies (a list of which can be found at http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Government/public-bodies/about/Bodies), as well as the Welsh Government, Welsh Assembly and Welsh unitary authorities (a list of which can be found at http://wales.gov.uk/topics/localgovernment/localauthorities/?lang=en). (8) All local authorities (a list of which can be found at http://local.direct.gov.uk/LDGRedirect/Start.do?mode=1). (9) All emergency services including police (http://www.police.uk/forces.htm), fire and rescue services (a list of which can be found at http://www.fireservice.co.uk/information/ukfrs), the maritime and coastguard agency and other rescue authorities. (10) All educational establishments (a list of which can be found at http://www.education.gov.uk/edubase). (11) Registered providers of social housing on a not for profit basis (a list of which can be found at http://www.homesandcommunities.co.uk/ourwork/registered-provider-information). (12) Registered charities (a list of which can be found at http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/find-charities). (13) Her Majesty's Prison Service (as detailed at www.justice.gov.uk/about/hmps) (14) The Ministry of Defence (as detailed at https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/ministry-of-defence) The above list includes each organisation's successors and assigns, any equivalent organisations and any associated organisations created as a result of any organisational changes. In addition, the use of this framework agreement will be open to any bodies or organisations operating in the United Kingdom and/or any country in the European Union which are of a health and/or social care nature or which have a similar procurement need in respect of any goods or services to any of the above listed organisations. Furthermore, and if provided for in the contract documents, HTE may extend the scope and benefit of the framework agreement to any private sector (i.e. all non-public sector) organisations operating in the United Kingdom and/or any country in the European Union which are of a health and/or social care nature who may also use this framework agreement. Whilst HTE is not required by procurement legislation to do so, it has extended the principles of the public tendering so as to assure its private sector customers of best value and open and transparent processes. In the United Kingdom these entities are registered with the Care Quality Commission (a list of providers can be found at http://www.cqc.org.uk/sites/default/files/cqc_locations_export.csv). Union, such entities are regulated by equivalent regulatory bodies, each of which maintains an equivalent list. In purchasing goods and/or services or awarding contracts under the framework agreement, HTE is: (a) acting in its capacity as agent for UHCW in relation to the public and voluntary sector bodies listed above only; and (b) acting in its capacity as principal in relation to the private sector bodies (and not as agent of UHCW). +++ Please note additional information is given about this tender exercise at Section VI.3) +++.

name: HealthTrust Europe LLP (HTE) acting as agent for the University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust (‘UHCW’)

street: 19 George Road

postalCode: B15 1NU


title: Coffee, tea and related products.

description: Leeds Beckett University are currently out for tender for the provision of a Full coffee solution. Suppliers that would like to take part in this tender process are invited to Express Interest upon which they will be given access to the full tender documentation delivery through this e-tendering system. When the tender documents have been made available involved suppliers will receive notification via email and the tender documents can be accessed from the My Tenders area of this website by selecting the View Details button of this project. The deadline for submissions of the tender will be 12:00 6.6.2016. Please allow sufficient time to make your return as late returns will not be permitted. Any questions relating to this tender should be made via correspondence on the website.

Leeds Beckett University

street: Queen Square House

postalCode: LS2 8NU


title: HS — Physical Support: Personal Care support.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes: 30
Client review: 30
Price:
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 40

Isle of Wight Council

street: Enterprise House

Carewatch Care Services Limited

street: Libra House


title: Christ's School Building Cleaning Services Contract.

description: Christ's School requires 1 supplier to fulfil its building cleaning services requirements.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Customer care: 15
Contract price: 35
Staffing: 35
Service delivery: 15

Christ's School

street: Queen's Road, Greater London

postalCode: TW10 6HW

Brayborne Facilities Services

street: 20 The Metro Centre Toutley Road


name: Kevin Mutch T/A ahead Brewing and Dispense Consultancy

title: Peripatetic Food Scientist

description: The University requires the provision of Peripatetic Food Scientist for the University of Nottingham, School of Biosciences in the Food Sciences Division. This particular role will build on the relationships formed through the Food and Biofuel Innovation Centre with Food and Drink SMEs (excluding Breweries). A technical Food Scientist is required to assist SME businesses in the Derby/Notts area to encourage access to innovative solutions within the University, to transfer technical knowledge with respect to process, product quality and costs saving measures and to act as the ‘on the road’ scientist who can assess SME technical/scientific needs, the application of University expertise and facilities and develop solutions to support the businesses. It is essential that the post-holder can liaise effectively with the ESIF Project Manager, the Food science team, academics, researchers and those engaged in other complimentary ERDF projects.

title: Peripatetic Brewer services

description: The University requires the provision of Peripatetic Brewer services from a company experienced in this type of role which will be able to appoint a designated Project Manager to this role. They will be responsible for assisting SME craft brewers in the Derby/Nottinghamshire area to encourage access to innovative solutions within the University, to transfer technical knowledge with respect to process, product quality and costs saving measures and to act as the ‘on the road’ scientist who can assess SME technical/scientific needs, the application of University expertise and facilities and develop solutions to support the businesses. It is essential that the post-holder can liaise effectively with the ESIF Project Manager, the brewing science team, academics, researchers and those engaged in other complimentary ERDF projects.

title: Project Management services

description: The University requires the provision of Project Management services from a company, experienced in this type of funded project, which will be able to appoint a designated Project Manager to this role. They will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the project and liaison with businesses and will be required to implement decisions, report to and liaise with the University and Funding bodies as required and manage the project to meet the stringent reporting and output requirements of those relevant authorities. It is vital that the selected supplier has experience of both these kind of funded projects and also of supporting SMEs within the Food and Drink sector.

description: Provision of Project Management Services, Peripatetic Brewer services and Peripatetic Food Scientist services for the University of Nottingham, School of Biosciences in our Food Sciences Division to support the University of Nottingham in the process of bidding to the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) for resources to fund a project for SME engagement/support in the application of Food Science in the region.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Project management/service provision: 20
Business engagement: 20
Stakeholder management: 15
Relevant sector knowledge and expertise: 30
Price: 15

The University of Nottingham

street: Kings Meadow Campus, Lenton Lane

postalCode: NG2 2NR

Paul Sheppard

street: 48 Avenue Road, Duffield

postalCode: DE56 4DW

street: 11 Chorley Drive

postalCode: S10 3RQ

Black Olive Marketing

street: Rowan Cottage, Bingham Road, Tythby, Bingham

postalCode: NG13 8GR


title: Severn Tolls Modelling Project - Additional Scenarios for SOBC

description: DfT would like to commission work from Arup to look at the traffic and economic impact of removing tolls between 10pm and 6am across the Severn Bridge compared to: • 33% of 2015 Budget tolls; and • 66% of budget 2015 tolls. In addition, the work will look at the effect of a TAG discount scheme to incentivise more TAG users and therefore reducing average journey times at the Crossings. The analysis would use the model that Arup have developed for its work on tolling across the Severn Bridge and would be consistent with the approach used in early modelling of toll changes across the Severn Bridge.

DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT

street: Great Minster House, 33 Horseferry Road,

postalCode: SW1P 4DR


title: GB-London: VE 712 - Venue & Hotel Finder

description: This project combines three separate events – the VisitBritain/VisitEngland Annual Review Launch, a B2B workshop called VIBE and an industry group meeting called BTIG. Between 150 and 200 members of the UK tourism industry, partners and organisations with a stake in inbound tourism will attend the Annual Review launch presentation.

VisitBritain

street: Sanctuary Buildings, 20 Great Smith Street

postalCode: SW1P 3BT


name: The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge

title: 1

title: 2

title: 3

title: 4

title: 5

title: UCAM 032/15 Provision of a set of new synthesis systems (Synthesisers) for production of PET radiopharmaceuticals.

description: Wolfson Brain Imaging Centre (WBIC) is part of the Department of Clinical Neurosciences, the University of Cambridge. WBIC is licensed by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Authority (MHRA) for manufacturing short-lived radiopharmaceuticals for clinical and preclinical PET imaging studies. A grant application has permitted WBIC to build a new GMP manufacturing facility, including a suite of new hotcells to accommodate a set of automated radiopharmaceutical manufacturing systems (Synthesisers). Hence the need for a set of Synthesisers arose from the enhanced manufacturing capacity. WBIC requires a set of new synthesis systems (Synthesisers) for efficient and reliable production of 11C-labelled, 18F-labelled and other non-standard radioisotope labelled radiopharmaceuticals for human PET studies under GMP conditions. Note: Despite the present document states ‘Set of Synthesisers’ each proposed synthesis unit will be assessed and awarded on individual basis.

street: 1st Floor South, Greenwich House, Madingley Rise

postalCode: CB3 0TX

Synthra

street: Albert-Einstein-Ring 21

countryName: DE

GE Healthcare

street: Pollards Wood

postalCode: HP8 4SP

Imaging Equipment Ltd

street: The Barn

postalCode: BA3 4HP


name: Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust

description: Provision of a Contractor to Supply and Fit Anti Ligature Windows across various trust sites.

title: Supply and Fit Anti-Ligature Windows.

street: Wayside House, Wilsons Lane

postalCode: CV6 6NY


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Sevacare (UK) Limited

street: 19 Carters Green

postalCode: B70 9QP


name: Transport for London (Commercial Services)

title: Tunnelling and Construction Academy (TUCA).

description: TfL requires a Training Provider(s) to manage, deliver and develop a range of training and qualifications, appropriate to the Tunnelling and Underground Construction and transport industries. The training will be delivered at the Tunnelling and Underground Construction Academy (TUCA) site, which has been designed to provide a realistic, simulated work environment that will enable the delivery of the full range of skills and qualifications appropriate to the tunnelling and underground construction industry. TUCA was established by Crossrail Limited in 2011 and will continue to deliver the training and skills required by the contractors working on the Crossrail project and beyond, providing an unrivalled source of well trained, work ready local labour. Tideway is also a long-time supporter and committed to TUCA, recognising its vital role in upskilling the underground construction workforce. The Training Provider(s) will continue to deliver up-to-date and appropriate skills and qualifications, based on employer demand and identified skills needs from 7 January 2017. The service provider will also be expected to maximise the training revenue opportunities from the TUCA site. TfL will provide the service provider exclusive use of approximately 50 percent of the TUCA site to enhance opportunities to generate additional revenue from training or events.

street: Windsor House, 42-50 Victoria St

postalCode: SW1H 0TL


title: Small building works

description: The type of works within this package typically consists of airside and landside building works and fit-outs to retail, office and commercial properties with individual project work values ranging up to GBP 100k. Overall, through direct and indirect procurement routes, Applicants can expect in the range of between 30 and 150 project enquiries within this Lot each year.

title: Building works

description: The type of works within this package typically consists of airside and landside building works and fit outs to retail, office and commercial properties with individual project work values ranging up to GBP 500k. Overall, through direct and indirect procurement routes, Applicants can expect in the range of between 30 and 150 project enquiries within this Lot each year.

title: Civils Works

description: The type of works within this package typically consists of airside and landside civils works across the airport with individual project work values ranging up to GBP 3.0m. Overall, through direct and indirect procurement routes, Applicants can expect in the range of between 30 and 150 project enquiries within this Lot each year.

title: Mechanical/Electrical works

description: The type of works within this package typically consist of airside and landside mechanical/electrical repairs, maintenance, inspections/testing and new installations with individual project work values ranging up to GBP 3.0m. Overall, through direct and indirect procurement routes, Applicants can expect in the range of between 30 and 150 project enquiries within this Lot each year.

title: Small/Medium works Framework Agreement (EMA).

description: Small/medium works for building, mechanical and electrical and civils works.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

The Manchester Airport Group PLC

street: Olympic House, Manchester Airport

postalCode: M90 1QX


title: T1326 — Provision of Agency Workers Framework.

description: Provision of Agency Workers Framework.

Northern Ireland Housing Executive

street: 2 Adelaide Street

postalCode: BT2 8BP

MPA Recruitment Ltd

street: 18 Great James Street

postalCode: BT48 7DA


title: Contract

description: The contract is for all permanent and temporary works associated with the provision of a new single carriageway road and bridge across the River Strule in Omagh that links the A5 Beltany Road with the B48 Gortin Road via the U1528 Strathroy Road Link to the north east. This construction contract includes the following principal work activities: 1. Construction of a reinforced and pre-stressed concrete river bridge, 2. Major earthworks including cuttings, embankments and pre-earthworks drainage, 3. Construction of approximately 1 200 m of new single carriageway road, 4. Construction of a roundabout, 5. Construction of a flood protection wall at Hunters Crescent, 6. Management of temporary traffic arrangements to maintain traffic flows.

title: DfI TNI — T1067 Strathroy Link Road and Flood Wall.

Department for Infrastructure

street: Clarence Court Adelaide Street

postalCode: BT2 8GB

Fox Building Engineering Ltd

street: 250 Drumnakilly Road

postalCode: BT79 9PU


title: Contract for providing safe play surfacing to two playspaces

description: Installation of safe play surface to two small play areas. Removal of existing bark pits and preparation of new safe play surfaces around currently installed play equipment. There is no strong preference for any particular design - tenderers are invited to make recommendations as to the best surface for the area.

Hockley Parish Council

street: The Old Firestation, Southend Road

postalCode: ESSEX


title: CLC4950 Weed Control Highways and Other Areas.

description: Weed Control — Highways And Other Areas Contract is required to meet the Council's requirement in order to safely carry out the control of weeds using approved herbicides. The successful Contractor will be required to provide the services to maintain a 99 % weed free environment across Highway And Other Areas within the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. This contract predominately involves the performance of works on the public highway. The Contractor must comply with all Road Traffic Regulations. In particular Chapter 8 of the Department of Transport Traffic Signs Manual summarized in the HMSO publication ‘Safer Road Works Ahead’ and all other current legislation relating to works which affect the Highway. The Contractor must also comply with all relevant sections of the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991 where the works will affect the Highway. This contract is designed deliver the highest quality service available in line with, British and European Standards, sound and accepted best practice implicit in the Specifications and public/user health and safety. The Council is committed to improving the quality of life for both residents and businesses within Tower Hamlets. In line with The Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 the authority will consider how this procurement might improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of the relevant area. In order to achieve this, it is our objective to work with existing and future contractors to secure an appropriate level of community benefits through the procurement process. Detailed guidance and minimum levels of the economic and community benefit applicable to this tender will be available within the tender documentation. Contract length: 3 Years +1 +1 (3 years plus an option to extend for a further 2 x 12 months at the discretion of the Council).

Tower Hamlets

street: Mulberry Place

postalCode: E14 2BG


title: Doctors' attitudes to consent and shared decision making (GMC619)

description: The aim of the research is to explore doctors' awareness and understanding of the principles of consent and shared decision-making and the challenges they face when implementing these in their daily practice environments. The project will form part of an extensive consultation and engagement exercise we are undertaking to inform the revision of the General Medical Council's (GMC) guidance for doctors, Consent. The research project should therefore deliver findings by the end of March 2017 as the results will be used to inform this review. We expect the project to deliver an interim report to the GMC by the 28th February 2016. The main audience for this report will be the GMC's internal project management group and the aims are to:

General Medical Council (GMC)

street: 3 Hardman Street,

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: PUBLIC TOILET CLEANING Richmondshire District Council

description: Richmondshire District Council (RDC) are seeking suitably qualified contractors to provide a Janitorial Service to the Council's Public Toilets across the region. RDC will require the supplier to offer a comprehensive, high quality, timely and cost effective option. RDC will be looking for a supplier who can demonstrate adequate health and safety processes, offer a reliable and robust service and have sufficient mechanisms in place to cover unforeseen emergencies and additional service requirements. RDC would provide a detailed specification indicating the fundamental requirements and schedule for cleaning. The Cleaning schedule will vary but predominantly it will be based on a weekday cleaning programme (Monday to Friday) with a possibility of seasonal changes. The contractor will be required to provide information to the council at the first opportunity of any damage or disruption to the service. The council will require regular month reports and contract meetings. There are 13 toilet blocks, cubicles which range between 1 and 4. The geographical areas incorporates Richmond town centre to the outlining surroundings including but not limited to Hawes, Langthwaite, Reeth. Full details of the locations include address and postcode would be supplied if a formal tender process is to be carried out. The Council are looking to prospective suppliers to confirm if this requirement is something they would be interested in tendering for. This opportunity is also being considered as an In-house option We would be grateful to receive your feedback and any suggestions on how you feel you may be able to fulfil this service which would best to meet the Councils requirements. In your reply please include the following: 1. Health and Safety process 2. Confirm you can carry out the cleaning programme on a Monday - to Friday basis with additional cleans on a seasonal requirement 3. That you would be able to liaise with the council to advise of any damage and provide monthly performance reports. Reply response are required by no later than 2.00pm on Friday 13th January. All replies should be returned via the ProContract portal. This is the link to ProContract https://procontract.due-north.com

Richmondshire District Council

street: Mercury House, Station Road

postalCode: DL10 4JX


title: Our Past, Our Future - Hedges and Fencing

description: The New Forest National Park Authority (NFNPA) and partners are leading a Landscape Partnership Scheme funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, called Our Past, Our Future (OPOF). This 5 year partnership project will deliver some 21 projects, across 3 main themes - namely, Restoring Lost Landscapes, Developing Forest Skills and Discovering Forest Heritage & Inspiring a New Generation. The NFNPA intends to let a new Framework Agreement totalling circa £160,000 for the provision of a variety of practical tasks spread across 2 Lots: - Lot 1 : Hedges - Lot 2 : Fencing More information can be found in the Invitation to Tender attached. If you wish to submit a bid for this opportunity, please register on our e-Procurement portal: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/newforestnpa/aspx/Home

New Forest National Park Authority

street: Lymington Town Hall, Avenue Road

postalCode: SO41 9ZG


title: Specialist Printing for Electoral Services.

description: Bracknell Forest Council is seeking to appoint a single Framework Supplier to deliver specialist printing services for Electoral Services. The Supplier shall provide fit for purpose electoral registration and elections printing service solution to realise our objective of centralising printing activity, where this is cost effective, and to make operational efficiencies within the electoral services team where possible.

Bracknell Forest Borough Council

street: Easthampstead House, Town Square

postalCode: RG12 1AQ


description: The CCGs will refine the scope, specification and governance / delivery structure of the accountable care system as part of the structured collaboration process, which will start on 22.9.2016. This will build on work already undertaken with diabetes services, so that the model delivers community intermediate care services that will be fully integrated with primary and acute care — services are currently anticipated to include are included on the CCGs website at http://www.bradforddistrictsccg.nhs.uk/news/out-of-hospital-care---commissioning-event/ (the Services). The Services maybe subject to change as the CCGs' development of an ACS model develops and patients will play a key role in the development of the ACS.

title: Bradford Out of Hospital Care.

description: The CCGs have been considering arrangements for the future commissioning and delivery of affordable and sustainable healthcare fit to meet the future needs of their communities in line with the 5 Year Forward View. Informed by feedback from patients, the CCGs have concluded that moving towards an accountable care system model is the right model for Bradford. The CCGs intend to work with local healthcare providers and the Council to determine the scope, outcomes and structure of the model through a structured collaboration process. The model will deliver community services, integrated with primary care and local acute services. The CCGs anticipate a contract with a single entity but this will be explored and tested as part of the structured collaboration process. The intent is for all health provider members to have responsibility for delivery, system management and sharing income risk through governance arrangements; this will be reviewed in the structured collaboration process.

NHS Bradford City CCG

street: Douglas Mills Bowling Old Lane

postalCode: S66 1YY


title: Ashfield District Council ADCT16-0250 Kings Mill Resevoir Footpath Works

description: Ashfield District Council seeks a contractor to undertake the following. Tarmac surfacing of existing footpaths. Ditch re-profiling and re-naturalising. Fishing peg construction. Full details can be found in the specification.

Bassetlaw District Council

street: Queen's Building, Potter Street

postalCode: S80 2AH


description: Contract Title: LPG5024 Coordination of the New Residents and Refugee Forum Programme of Engagement and Cohesion Activities The London Borough of Tower Hamlets (LBTH) is seeking expressions of interest from interested organisations for the above services and / or goods. Description: LBTH is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to tender for the coordination of the New Residents and Refugee Forum Programme of Engagement and Cohesion Activities. The Tower Hamlets Community Plan outlines the vision for borough where people want to live and work and achieve their full potential. The Council is committed to developing a cohesive borough and our latest Annual Residents Survey show 81% of residents agree that people from different backgrounds get on well together. In order to improve our services for new residents and refugees The London Borough of Tower Hamlets (LBTH) is looking for a supplier to coordinate a multi-agency forum of public sector, voluntary and community groups, faith communities and businesses, as appropriate, to explore the challenges faced by newly arrived migrants in Tower Hamlets, and co-produce interventions to address these issues. In 2011 the council established the New Residents and Refugee Forum (NRRF). Since then, the Forum has brought together a wide range of organisations to look at key issues for new communities including access to justice, supporting people with No Recourse to Public Funds and addressing health inequalities within these communities. Through a range of engagement mechanisms, from large multi-stakeholder seminars to smaller working groups. The council will like to commission an organisation to build on this work and deliver services on the three overarching areas outlined below : ? Develop and coordinate a new residents and refugee information and involvement group ? Develop and coordinate a New Residents and Refugee Forum (NRRF) ? Deliver at least one NRRF seminar a year The value of the contract is £25,000 a year. The successful organisation will be appointed for one year and this will be extended for a second year subject to satisfactory performance in the first year. The anticipated contract start date is: Friday, 01 April 2016 The estimated value of the contract is: £25000 Per Annum For a period of: 12 Months with the option to extend for a further 12 Months

London Borough of Tower Hamlets

street: Mulberry Place,


title: London Local Air Quality contract

description: London Local Air Quality Report Update

TRANSPORT FOR LONDON

street: 50 Victoria Street,,


title: Fair Start Scotland Employability Services 2018 Lot 2 — Lanarkshire

description: This is a reserved contract for delivery of Fair Start Scotland in the area covering East Renfrewshire, Renfrewshire East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Inverclyde. It is for the provision of Employability Support Services in Scotland. The Scottish Government will require the Service Provider to deliver the services as part of the devolution of employment support under section 31 of the Scotland Act 2016. Namely,it will provide support for unemployed disabled people and people claiming reserved benefits who are at risk of long-term unemployment. The aim is to provide a tailored, coherent range of support which can respond flexibly to the individual needs of unemployed people and their employers and make best use of resources. The programme will deliver high quality employment support to unemployed people, including those with complex issues who want to work and need help to enter and/or remain in the labour market. Note: This contract notice relates to the final lot area related to the contract notice for the wider procurement under OJEU contract reference 2017/S 048-088157.

title: Fair Start Scotland Employability Services 2018 Lot 8 — Highlands and Islands

description: This is Lot 8 out of 8 lots: Highlands and Islands — Argyll and Bute, Eilean Siar, Highland, Moray, Orkney Islands and Shetland Islands. It is for the provision of Employability Support Services in Scotland. The service will be known as Fair Start Scotland. The Scottish Government will require the Service Provider to deliver the services as part of the devolution of employment support under section 31 of the Scotland Act 2016. Namely, it will provide support for disabled people and people claiming reserved benefits who are at risk of long-term unemployment. The aim is to provide a tailored, coherent range of support which can respond flexibly to the individual needs of disabled people and their employers and make best use of resources. The programme will deliver high quality employment support to disabled people with complex issues who want to work and need help to enter and/or remain in the labour market.

title: Fair Start Scotland Employability Services 2018 Lot 7 — Northeast

description: This is Lot 7 out of 8 lots: Northwest — Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire. It is for the provision of Employability Support Services in Scotland. The service will be known as Fair Start Scotland. The Scottish Government will require the Service Provider to deliver the services as part of the devolution of employment support under section 31 of the Scotland Act 2016. Namely, it will provide support for disabled people and people claiming reserved benefits who are at risk of long-term unemployment. The aim is to provide a tailored, coherent range of support which can respond flexibly to the individual needs of disabled people and their employers and make best use of resources. The programme will deliver high quality employment support to disabled people with complex issues who want to work and need help to enter and/or remain in the labour market.

title: Fair Start Scotland Employability Services 2018 Lot 6 — Southwest

description: This is Lot 6 out of 8 lots: South West Dumfries and Galloway, East Ayrshire, North Ayrshire and South Ayrshire. It is for the provision of Employability Support Services in Scotland. The service will be known as Fair Start Scotland. The Scottish Government will require the Service Provider to deliver the services as part of the devolution of employment support under section 31 of the Scotland Act 2016. Namely, it will provide support for disabled people and people claiming reserved benefits who are at risk of long-term unemployment. The aim is to provide a tailored, coherent range of support which can respond flexibly to the individual needs of disabled people and their employers and make best use of resources. The programme will deliver high quality, employment support to disabled people with complex issues who want to work and need help to enter and/or remain in the labour market.

description: This is Lot 5 out of 8 lots: East — City of Edinburgh, East Lothian, Fife, Mid Lothian and Scottish Borders and West Lothian. It is for the provision of Employability Support Services in Scotland. The service will be known as Fair Start Scotland. The Scottish Government will require the Service Provider to deliver the services as part of the devolution of employment support under section 31 of the Scotland Act 2016. Namely, it will provide support for disabled people and people claiming reserved benefits who are at risk of long-term unemployment. The aim is to provide a tailored, coherent range of support which can respond flexibly to the individual needs of disabled people and their employers and make best use of resources. The programme will deliver high quality employment support to disabled people with complex issues who want to work and need help to enter and/or remain in the labour market.

title: Fair Start Scotland Employability Services 2018 Lot 4 — Forth Valley

description: This is Lot 4 out of 8 lots: Forth Valley — Clackmannanshire, Falkirk and Stirling. It is for the provision of Employability Support Services in Scotland. The service will be known as Fair Start Scotland. The Scottish Government will require the Service Provider to deliver the services as part of the devolution of employment support under section 31 of the Scotland Act 2016. Namely, it will provide support for disabled people and people claiming reserved benefits who are at risk of long-term unemployment. The aim is to provide a tailored, coherent range of support which can respond flexibly to the individual needs of disabled people and their employers and make best use of resources. The programme will deliver high quality employment support to disabled people with complex issues who want to work and need help to enter and/or remain in the labour market.

description: This is Lot 3 out of 8 lots: Tayside — Angus, Dundee City, and Perth and Kinross. It is for the provision of Employability Support Services in Scotland. The service will be known as Fair Start Scotland. The Scottish Government will require the Service Provider to deliver the services as part of the devolution of employment support under section 31 of the Scotland Act 2016. Namely, it will provide support for disabled people and people claiming reserved benefits who are at risk of long-term unemployment. The aim is to provide a tailored, coherent range of support which can respond flexibly to the individual needs of disabled people and their employers and make best use of resources. The programme will deliver high quality employment support to disabled people with complex issues who want to work and need help to enter and/or remain in the labour market.

title: Fair Start Scotland Employability Services 2018 Lot 1 — Glasgow

title: Fair Start Scotland Employability Services 2018.

description: The Scottish Government is seeking offers from service providers to provide Employability Support Services in Scotland. This exercise will be split into 8 geographical lots. The service will be known as Fair Start Scotland. The Scottish Government will require the Service Provider to deliver the services as part of the devolution of employment support under section 31 of the Scotland Act 2016. Namely, it will provide support for unemployed disabled people and people claiming reserved benefits who are at risk of long-term unemployment. The aim is to provide a tailored, coherent range of support which can respond flexibly to the individual needs of unemployed people and their employers and make best use of resources. The programme will deliver high quality employment support to unemployed people, including those with complex issues who want to work and need help to enter and/or remain in the labour market.

Scottish Government

street: Victoria Quay, Leith

postalCode: EH6 6QQ

Remploy Limited

street: 18c Meridian East ,Meridian Business Park

postalCode: LE19 1WZ

Start Scotland

street: 17 Renfield Street

postalCode: G2 5AH

PeoplePlus Group Ltd

street: 19-20 The Triangle, NG2 Business Park

postalCode: NG2 1AE

Momentum

street: Pavilion 7 Watermark Park, 325 Govan Road

postalCode: G51 2SE

Falkirk Council

street: Suite 5.0, The Forum, Callendar Business Park

postalCode: FK1 1XR

The Wise Group

street: 72 Charlotte Street

postalCode: G1 5DW


title: Supply of Live Online Lessons, Asynchronous Services and Associated Services.

Derbyshire County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: DE4 3AG


description: Hardware and Software Support, replacement of current backup and disaster recovery provision with the option to supply hardware items as required.

title: Hardware and Software Support, replacement of current backup and disaster recovery provision.

Irwell Valley Housing Association

street: Paragon House, 48 Seymour Grove

postalCode: M16 0LN

Cetus Solutions Ltd

street: Renown House, Salford Quays

postalCode: M50 3SS


title: GB-London: T0338 - R Mode Noise Investigation Study

description: NOTE: This notice was updated on 25 July 2016 for the following reason: The amendment on 25/07/16 has been made to reflect a revised issue date.The GLA R&RNAV would like to fund a theoretical study to investigate R-Mode transmissions along with other transmissions in the band and the design of maritime DGPS receivers.

The Corporation of Trinity House

street: Tower Hill,

postalCode: EC3N 4DH


title: RA194882 - 70463-Gym RWK

description: -Sole R92 Recumbent Cycle -Kettler Multi-Gym -Bodymax 195cm Hvy Boxing Trainer Please include cost of installation - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity RA194882. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote RA194882 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

NHS Shared Business Services (SBS)

street: Chandlers Point, Halyard Court

postalCode: M50 2UW


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext Community Based.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client Review: 20
Price: 40
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom Metric: 40

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Allied Healthcare Group Limited

street: Bristol Road South

postalCode: B31 2SU


name: NHS ARDEN AND GREATER EAST MIDLANDS COMMISSIONING SUPPORT UNIT

title: Pain Management Services

description: Lincolnshire CCGs are considering procuring a community based pain management service. The aim of the service is patients self-managing in primary care. A key objective will be to assess and treat patients within a multidisciplinary model; having access to a range of disciplines and high quality interventions that can deal with the physical, psychological, social and behavioural needs of patients with chronic pain. We expect development of a local network for managing patients with chronic pain. Initially the focus will be MSK conditions (including neurological) with a view to expanding the service beyond MSK Neurological conditions. In 15/16 the 4 CCGs coded the following Pain Management activity: • 3,355 admissions • Delivered 15,047 outpatient appointments with 8556 pain management procedures • 3127 inpatient appointments • Prescribed 276,159 opioids • Prescribed (excluding Opioid analgesics) 3.4m items We are looking for ideas on what should / could be delivered in the community. Commissioners are seeking expressions of interest from interested parties to further understand the market capability to respond to and deliver such a service. To express an interest in this early engagement opportunity please login/register at https://ardengemcsu.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.html and complete the questions against PQQ 334 closing 11/01/17 23:59 Lincolnshire is a large, sparsely populated rural county with an estimated population of 731,500 in 2014. The county has a diverse geography with large rural and agricultural areas, few urban areas, poor traffic infrastructure, many market towns and villages, including a long eastern coastline. There is seasonal fluctuation in population and employment. 15.8% of the Lincolnshire population are aged 0-14 years compared with 17.3% in England overall, 9.9% are aged 75 years or over, compared with 7.8% in England overall. The population is estimated to increase by varying amounts in each CCG by 2034: • Lincolnshire East is expected to grow 12.67% • Lincolnshire West is expected to grow 10.65% • South Lincolnshire is expected to grow 16% • South West Lincolnshire is expected to grow by 13.71% .

street: Cross O'Cliff, Bracebridge Heath,

postalCode: LN4 2HN


title: Chevening Parliamentarians Programme for Indian Leaders

description: The Chevening CPR Parliamentarians Programme is a week long programme which is designed to provide distinguished Indian MPs the opportunity to engage in discussions on key contemporary issues impacting the world, Europe and UK. The objective of the Chevening Parliamentarians Programme is to provide the group of distinguished Indian parliamentarians the best of the UK's higher education insight and research. The programme provides the opportunity to meet with UK's top opinion formers and decision-makers in a wide range of fields and to enable them to develop a network of strong UK-based contacts. Call for Proposals We invite organisations that meet the criteria set out in this document to submit proposals. The successful course provider will be awarded a contract to run the Chevening Parliamentarians fellowship Programme in the financial years 2017/18, 2018/19 and 2019/20. Timing of the course and its selection and other administrative processes is non-negotiable. The expected date for the delivery and start of the course should be no later than November 2017. Full details of the requirement can be found by registering and logging into the FCO's e-procurement portal, BravoSolution (fco.bravosolution.co.uk) Project_1075.

title: Chevening Rolls Royce Science and Innovation Leadership Fellowship

description: The Chevening Rolls-Royce Science and Innovation Leadership Fellowship (CRISP) started in 2011 and has since run in partnership with Rolls Royce. The 11 week programme is designed for high calibre mid-career professionals and currently delivered at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. 12 Indians and 2 Sri Lankans are carefully chosen for the cohort every year. They work in the field of science, innovation, manufacturing, technology, business and related public administration with links to public policy and belong to a variety of sectors and are mostly corporate executives, entrepreneurs, research scientists, academics and public sector employees. We have successfully run 7 programmes (including 1 scheduled April 2017). The contract tendering request is for three successive programmes in 2018, 2019 and 2020 (FY 18/19, 19/20 and 20/21). Local Partner Rolls Royce The programme has been supported by Rolls — Royce, 1 of the UK's most innovative companies. Rolls-Royce is actively involved in and supportive of educational opportunities and activities for students, graduates and professional executives. The company is a world-leading provider of power systems and services for use on land, at sea and in the air, has established a strong position in global markets — civil aerospace, defence aerospace, marine and energy. Please visit the Rolls-Royce website. Call for Proposals We are inviting organisations that meet the criteria set out in this document to submit bids. The successful Course Provider will be awarded a contract to run the Chevening Rolls-Royce Science and Innovation Leadership Fellowship in Financial Years 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 (April to March). The ideal timing of the programme start date is the month of April in all 3 years. Timing of the course and its selection and other administrative processes is non-negotiable. The expected date for the delivery and start of the course should be no later than April 2018.

description: The Chevening Rolls-Royce Science and Innovation Leadership Fellowship (CRISP) started in 2011 and has since run in partnership with Rolls Royce. The eleven week programme is designed for high calibre mid-career professionals and currently delivered at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Twelve Indians and two Sri Lankans are carefully chosen for the cohort every year. They work in the field of science, innovation, manufacturing, technology, business and related public administration with links to public policy and belong to a variety of sectors and are mostly corporate executives, entrepreneurs, research scientists, academics and public sector employees. We have successfully run seven programmes (including one scheduled April 2017). The contract tendering request is for three successive programmes in 2018, 2019 and 2020 (FY 18/19, 19/20 and20/21). Local Partner Rolls Royce The programme has been supported by Rolls — Royce, one of the UK's most innovative companies. Rolls-Royce is actively involved in and supportive of educational opportunities and activities for students, graduates and professional executives. The company is a world-leading provider of power systems and services for use on land, at sea and in the air, has established a strong position in global markets — civil aerospace, defence aerospace, marine and energy. Please visit the Rolls-Royce website. Call for Proposals We are inviting organisations that meet the criteria set out in this document to submit bids. The successful Course Provider will be awarded a contract to run the Chevening Rolls-Royce Science and Innovation Leadership Fellowship in Financial Years 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 (April to March). The ideal timing of the programme start date is the month of April in all three years. Timing of the course and its selection and other administrative processes is non-negotiable. The expected date for the delivery and start of the course should be no later than April 2018. Full details of the requirement can be found by registering and logging into the FCO's e-procurement portal, Bravo Solution (fco.bravosolution.co.uk) Project_1075.

title: Chevening Fellowship Programmes India.

description: Chevening is the UK government's international awards scheme aimed at developing global leaders. Funded by the FCO and partner organisations, Chevening offers 2 types of awards — Scholarships and Fellowships. Chevening India programme is now the largest in the world, offering up to 130 fully funded scholarships and fellowships every year. The scholarships are for 1 year Master's in any subject at a recognised UK University. The fellowships offer customised courses aimed at mid-to-senior level professionals from India who are looking to expand their knowledge and expertise in their specific field of work. Full statement of requirements are available in tender documents. All Tender documentation has been published, and all substantive communication between the Authority and bidders will be conducted via the FCO's eProcurement portal BravoSolution. URL: https://fco.bravosolution.co.uk/ (requires registration), then navigate to Project_1075 / itt_1465.

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

street: King Charles Street

postalCode: SW1A 2AH


title: Skinningrove Detached Breakwater works

description: Award notice for Skininngrove Detached Breakwater Coastal Protection Works. The provision of coastal protection work to the Fishtail groyne using material currently contained in the Rock Revetment fronting the Cleveland Way,

Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council

street: Belmont House, Rectory Lane

postalCode: TS14 7FD


title: Rail Safety & Standard Board - Radiation Protection Consultancy Services - Supplier Day

description: The Rail Safety & Standards board is holding a "Supplier Day" for the services outline below on Thursday 4th August from 9am - 10am at our London office. Should your organisation be interested in attending this supplier day please email your organisation's list of attendees to the following contact email address: shareditt@rssb.co.uk Further, if you have any questions concerning the below requirement please email your questions in advance to the contact email address detailed above. Background The automatic warning system (AWS) train-borne subsystem includes a visual indicator unit in the driving cab, which is colloquially known as a ‘sunflower’ indicator. Further information about the AWS system is published in Railway Industry Guidance Note GKGN8675 issue two, which is available on the RSSB website (http://www.rssb.co.uk/rgs/standards/GEGN8675%20Iss%202.pdf) RSSB has identified that a significant proportion of the AWS visual indicators supplied by various suppliers may contain tritium paint. Asset traceability limitations mean that it is not possible to precisely confirm the population and component identity of potentially affected indicators or on which trains they are fitted. Required services RSSB requires the following RPA services covering the following: • Radiation consultancy services in relation to documentation for regulatory compliance where the rail industry uses AWS visual indicator Units, specifically relating to the testing for leakage of radioactive material. • The development of template documents to act as industry guidance . • Provision of tailored training sessions for RSSB staff and invited rail industry specialists on radiation protection, specifically regulatory compliance when keeping and using radioactive material. • Further radiation consultancy services where required, for other potential radiation sources such subjects such as radon management, fire detection equipment and issues associated with non-ionising radiation protection.

RAIL SAFETY AND STANDARDS BOARD LIMITED

street: THE HELICON 1 SOUTH PLACE,


title: Green Waste Composting Service.

description: Middlesbrough Council on behalf of the four Tees Valley Councils, comprising, Hartlepool Borough Council, Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council and Stockton on Tees Borough Council are jointly procuring the treatment of green wastes collected by each Council from with their area. Such treatment may include composting or other suitable biological treatments resulting in a useful end product.

Middlesbrough Borough Council

street: 2nd floor, Civic Centre

postalCode: TS1 2QQ


title: Double Girder Over Head Cranes

description: Two identical 10Tonne S.W.L Identical Double Girder over Head Cranes . Cranes are to be fitted on existing rails at Waverly 2.

UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

street: Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre, Wallis Way, Catcliffe

postalCode: S60 5TZ


title: Design, manufacture, installation and commissioning of Instrument Cells

description: The contract will be for the design, manufacture, installation and commissioning of Instrument Cells in the Materials Research Facility (MRF) at Culham Science Centre for UKAEA. To fulfil the UK Government Strategy, a MRF has been constructed by UKAEA at Culham Science Centre. This UK facility will support nuclear R&D through small scale testing of irradiated materials that can be prepared and tested at the MRF or transferred to another industrial or academic facility for examination. The hot-cell line in the MRF, already built in 2014/2015, will be used to downsize and prepare micro- and macro-sized samples (from maximum ~3TBq to samples with a maximum activity of 3.75 GBq Co60 or equivalent) for further evaluation in the so-called instrument cells. The instrument cells need to be designed and build in 2016 to perform the actual sample evaluation. These cells will function as shielding for the scientific instrument and will complete the MRF process line for active operations. The instrument cells will be equipped with remote controlled systems to operate scientific instruments to evaluate radiological degradation in materials, which is key to improving their performance and ensuring known characteristics in service. As the samples are downsized in activity, mainly done to protect the scientific equipment from deterioration, the amount of activity in the instrument cells will be relatively low. Where the earlier called hot-cell line are fabricated in steel, the instrument cells can be executed in concrete. This makes the structure, see attached figures, a civil engineering type of structure which can be fabricated in-situ or pre-fab. Apart from the civil engineering phase, the instrument cells will be executed with a key system to prevent entering if active samples being measured; a fire suppression system; utility provisions such as temperature control and electrical connections and the necessary provisions to execute the experiments. Most of the provisions will be brought into the cells using gland plates to secure high flexibility in future years (to adapt or change the equipment in the cells). Please note: The stated contract start and end dates are estimates. Please note :The award notice for this opportunity will not contain the actual value of the awarded contract (but will state an awarded value of £0 ) so as not to prejudice the legitimate commercial interests of the successful tenderer.

U K ATOMIC ENERGY AUTHORITY

street: United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority,

postalCode: OX14 3DB


title: Riverside School - Heating & Pipework Scheme

description: Medway Council wishes to select and appoint a suitable Contractor for Riverside School Heating & Pipework Scheme contract and invites Suppliers to submit a tender to meet the Council's requirements. The Contract is anticipated to commence upon 11th July 2016 and will continue for a period of up to 2 months to 4th September 2016, unless terminated in accordance with the Conditions of Contract

Medway Council

street: Medway Council, Gun Wharf, Dock Road

postalCode: ME4 4TR


title: Provision of Hardware Support Renewal

description: Provision of Hardware Support Renewal. PLease see attached documents for further details

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: Concept House,

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


name: COUNTY DURHAM AND DARLINGTON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

title: Insurance Brokerage

description: CCS Framework RM3731 Insurance Brokerage Service

street: Bede House, Belmont Business Park

postalCode: DH1 1TW


title: Provision of COT's Licence Holdings & Renewal

description: The Ministry of Defence (MOD) were inviting bids for the provision of numerous Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COT) licence renewals and support and maintenance. The Authority have numerous COT applications on their corporate system which required licence upgrades and maintenance. These applications include: ZoomText; Paintshop Pro; JAW's; ClaroView and; Read & Write Gold. The Authority required support and maintenance for the licences outlined above and Potential Providers were asked to submit support and maintenance prices for both a one (1) and three (3) year term.

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

street: Concept House, Cardiff Road

Crown Commercial Service

url: http://Concept House, Cardiff Road


name: Ministry of Defence, Combat Air, UK Military Flying Training System (UKMFTS) Project Team

description: The Provision of Support for the Training Aircraft Information Management System (TIMS).

title: The Provision of Support for Training Aircraft Information Management System (TIMS) UKMFTS/2016/02.

description: Repair, maintenance and associated services related to aircraft, railways, roads and marine equipment. Provision of support to Training Aircraft Information Management System (TIMS). Contract is for an initial duration of 4 years: 1.4.2016-30.6.2020. There are also 2 Option Years. Option 1: 1 year contract extension (1.7.2020-30.6.2021). Option 2: Further 1 year contract extension (1.7.2021-30.6.2022).

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

street: Building 1300, DE&S Abbey Wood, #7001

postalCode: BS34 8JH

HP Enterprise Services UK Limited

street: Cain Road

postalCode: RG12 1HN


title: The Economic and Cultural Impact and Implications for the Screen Sector on the result of the EU Referendum

description: BFI is seeking to commission research which enables the UK screen sectors to assess the short and medium term consequences of the European Union referendum decision on both the industry itself and on the wider public, and to establish lines of work for future research topics to ensure that the economic and cultural value of the UK’s screen sectors is preserved and continues to grow over the coming years.

BFI

street: 21 Stephen Street, London

postalCode: W1T 1LN


title: Provision of a Hosted Case Management System

description: The Case Management System project is part of a wider Change Programme of high impact projects and initiatives that together support the effective delivery of the University’s Strategic Plan (2015-2020). A key focus of the Change Programme’s vision is to provide our students with a consistently high quality experience which meets their needs and expectations at every stage of their student journey. CCCU is seeking to procure a Case Management System which would be used by the Student Support, Health and Wellbeing teams to record interactions with students and to identify high risk students. The solution would be used to store and manage sensitive data captured and used by the teams to provide support and assistance. The aim of the project is to have an easily obtainable holistic view of a student and the services within SSH & W they are accessing. Due to the sensitive data that can be captured it is important that the solution has highly configurable access management features which ensures staff are only able to see what they require to perform their role. The University has a preference for a Supplier Hosted Solution. A Supplier Hosted Solution would require the successful supplier to provide the software that the University will use (and access) on a day-to-day basis on infrastructure that is not owned or managed by the University. We would anticipate that, as part of a Supplier Hosted Solution, that the successful supplier will be responsible for the security, maintenance, upgrade and management of the solution.

Canterbury Christ Church University

street: North Holmes Road,

postalCode: CT1 1UT


title: UK SBS PR150045. The Provision of a Service offering advice, guidance and support for Responsible Research and Innovation to the Information and Communications Technologies research community.

description: UK SBS on behalf of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) undertakes a procurement exercise for the Provision of a Service offering advice, guidance and support for Responsible Research and Innovation to the Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) Research Community. The purpose of this tender is to source a service that the ICT community can draw on in looking at the potential consequences of its innovations. Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) is an approach that seeks to promote creativity and opportunities for science and innovation that are socially desirable and undertaken in the public's interest. The consideration of RRI often raises questions and dilemmas, it is sometimes ambiguous in terms of purposes and motivations, and unpredictable in terms of impacts, beneficial or otherwise. The application of RRI requires spaces and processes to explore these aspects of innovation in an open, inclusive and timely way. In order to encourage RRI in ICT research there is a need to provide a service that will offer advice, guidance and support. EPSRC is looking to appoint a contractor that will provide this service and will recognise and meet the needs of the UK community. The estimated cost of the service over the 5-year period is 1 000 000 GBP. Over the course of the contract period, the expectation is that a significant portion of the costs will be met by subscriptions by the community to the service, such that by the end of the contract, the service will be self-sustaining. EPSRC will provide 450 000 GBP of the service costs.

UK Shared Business Services Ltd

street: North Star House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


name: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn Nhs Foundation Trust

title: Purchase of VIO200D

description: Purchase of Diathermy Machine

street: Gayton Road,

postalCode: PE30 4ET

Stephen Mason

url: http://Gayton Road


title: Consultancy Services

description: Consultancy Services - Funding applications

National Archives Public Record Office

street: Kew,

postalCode: TW9 4DU


title: Staunton Country Park Landscape Architect

description: Hampshire County Council invites applications from suitably experienced organisations who wish to be considered for selection to tender for the appointment of a Landscape Architect consultant/consultancy for the purposes of preparing the second round application to HLF/BIG Lottery and also delivering the project on site. The Tender will commence on 11 May 2016 and will run until 4 January 2019. Interested parties should register their interest in the project via the In-Tend website https://in-tendhost.co.uk/hampshire, and complete and submit the tender return document together with any supporting information requested by 14.00 hours on Friday 22 April 2016. How to obtain the Tender Documents The Tender documents can be accessed when logged into In-Tend by selecting ‘View Details’ on the relevant tender advert and clicking the ‘Express Interest’ tab. Once in the tender there are five tabs – ‘Tender’, ‘ITT – documents’, ‘Correspondence’, ‘Clarifications’ and ‘History’. Select the 2nd tab (ITT - documents) where you will find useful information under ‘Tender Details’ continue to scroll down to the heading ‘Tender Documents Received’ where you will be able to view / download the documents. Opting In and Out Please note you are required to ‘Opt In’ before you can access the ‘My tender Return’ to start populating your response. The ‘Opt Out’ functionality will also be available throughout the duration of the tender process. Opting out will give you the option of declaring you no longer want to receive any further communication in relation to this tender along with the opportunity of providing comments and feedback for this decision. You can choose to ‘Opt In’ at any time during the tender process if you initially decided to ‘Opt Out’. Further Guidance In addition, guidance on how to participate in a tender – download and upload documents / returns and if required, register your company (free of charge), can be found on the In-tend site under the ‘Help’ or ‘Information for Suppliers’ buttons. Receiving Notification Emails To ensure you receive email alerts and notifications from our system, please add the email domain `@in-tend.co.uk` to your Safe Senders list.

Hampshire County Council

street: St Georges Street, Winchester

postalCode: SO23 8AJ


title: Client — Home Support 65 Plus Ext. Community Based.

Birmingham City Council

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB

Knightsbridge Care Services

street: 380 Gospel Lane

postalCode: B27 7AN


title: City College Plymouth - Office Stationery (2016)

description: Following the successful trial of a centralised Office Stationery procurement function, City College Plymouth is seeking to re-tender the opportunity with the view to awarding a one (1) year exclusive contract with the option to extend for 1+1+1 years, to a total of four (4) years. As the value of the contract is likely to exceed £25,000 over four years, the College will advertise the opportunity using the “Contracts Finder” portal as per the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

City College Plymouth

street: City College Plymouth, Kings Road, Devonport

postalCode: PL1 5QG


description: Any Supplier wishing to be considered for this contract must be able to demonstrate experience and depth of knowledge in the management and handling of TUPE issues. We are seeking a suitably experienced contractor who has current experience of working within the College and Secondary School market place, ideally with a strong operational base within the North of England, thus allowing for responsive, contract support and management of catering staff. The successful Supplier will be required to formally report each month on catering standard performance and operational matters, ensuring the senior management team at the College is fully informed about all issues related to delivery of the catering service. Carmel College is a Catholic 6th Form College that welcomes students of all faiths and backgrounds. It is committed to developing a community of mutual respect where personal qualities are highly valued and each student has the opportunity to reach their absolute potential. Over the years, Carmel College has gone from strength to strength and has gained a national reputation for quality. It has achieved outstanding academic results for many years and continues to provide excellence in teaching and learning in order to maintain these high standards. As well as being the best performing college in Merseyside and Cheshire, the college is also rated in the top 10 % of schools and colleges nationally! In recent years over £23M of investment has transformed Carmel's campus into a truly inspiring place of learning providing technology rich facilities for generations to come.

title: Carmel College — Tender for Catering Services.

description: The successful Supplier will be required to provide catering services at Carmel College and the Client is looking for a catering contractor who will be their partner within a vibrant competitive market. The catering service is currently outsourced to a catering contractor. The contract will commence on 1.8.2017 for a period of three years, with an option to extend on a 1 + 1 basis. This contract will be nil cost in nature with the successful contractor developing the team and market to move forward.

Carmel College

street: Prescot Road

postalCode: WA10 3AG


title: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+ — Walthamstow.

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, 701 Forest Road

postalCode: E17 4JF

Supreme Home care

street: 11 Burford Road, Stratford

postalCode: E15 2ST


title: Internal Audit Service

description: Solent NHS Trust wishes to commission a comprehensive Internal Audit Service so that they may discharge their roles and responsibilities, whilst maintaining the necessary level of professional independence. Suitable applicants are required to meet the mandatory standards for NHS internal audit, as set out in the Public Sector Internal Audit Standards 2013. Following a competitive tendering process and necessary due diligence, the Trust will seek to award a 2 year contract to cover audits over the 2016/17 and 2017/18 financial years. Solent NHS Trust is utilising the Bravo Solution e-tendering tool ("the e-Tendering Portal") to manage this Procurement and to communicate with Candidates. Accordingly, there will be no hard copy documents issued to Candidates. Any suppliers wishing to participate should register on the e-tendering portal and submit their tender by the deadline 2pm 19/02/2016 (or date advised within the portal). Tender submissions received after the deadline stated will not admissible or viewed by the Evaluation Team Solent NHS. Submission Is by electronic submission only via BravoSolution Electronic Tendering System Full details are available through the e-tendering portal, which can be accessed on the following link: https://commercialsolutions.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml (for registered users and new user registration).

SOLENT NHS TRUST

street: Solent NHS Trust, Solent NHS Trust, Solent NHS Trust Headquarter, Highpoint Venue, Bursledon Road

postalCode: SO19 8BR


title: HPV antibody testing for GUM serosurveilance

description: The HIV/STI Department of CIDSC at Public Health England is planning to award a contract for HPV16/18/6/11 antibody testing of serum specimens by a well described, validated and published method by the end of June 2017, to The German Cancer Research Centre (DKFZ). Should you have any queries or believe that the products you offer meet the specifications, please contact imran.rahman@phe.gov.uk

Public Health England

street: 61, Colindale Avenue,

postalCode: NW9 5EQ